It’s been mentioned a few times that Russia has a limited number of these. Somewhere around 50 combat ready KA-52s. The last tally I saw was they’d lost at least half of them. The Ukrainian offensive means the Russians have had to use these advanced choppers close to the lines, and they are losing them at a much faster rate, now.
After this war, I think we can established the Russian advanced technology was putting window dressing on their 80s-90s tech and they have been left behind last 30 years.
Dayam. Most came forward without a raised weapon. Or hands
Russkies aren't very good at fighting, but they got the dying part down pat.
www.bbc.com
Red Dawn, Ukrainian style!
Just wait until they find out about the thousands of troops of teenage paramilitary soldiers heading off to summer camps throughout this year where they will earn many merit badges.
I assume the commanding officer told the pilot since it flew so well back to the base he was good to go for more missions.
